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Benefits are not "quality and service" or "cheapest". They arerepparttar answers to "why should I keep reading?" or "why should I order?" Make sure to give specifics.

10. Try to place yourself inrepparttar 101113 position ofrepparttar 101114 buyer and understand what they want, and then show them how to fulfill that need. You are selling a solution to a problem, remember that.

11. Remember step 7 above. well, let’s expound on that a bit. Be careful with words that you use. For example, saying, "We arerepparttar 101115 best and we are cheaper than everyone else" is too strong, and poorly written. It makes you look like a cheap small business. However, saying, "Serving you with quality and low prices" promises or conveys a benefit torepparttar 101116 reader. Also it usesrepparttar 101117 word "you" andrepparttar 101118 promise is not overstated.

There are certain words that haverepparttar 101119 power to turn prospects on and motivate them to buy. Some examples are:

Free, love, safe, new, benefits, right, you, alternative, security, sale, now, value, fun, save, gain, money, happy, advice, how to, discover, introduce, easy, your, proven, penetrate, suddenly, proud, healthy, guarantee, natural, fast, precious, secret, solution, magic, and comfortable

Words to avoid are:

Buy, difficult, death, obligation, wrong, failure, decision, fail, bad, deal, cost, sell, taxes, liability, worry, loss, hard, and contract

12. Always transfer ownership in your ads to make them more personal by using "you" and "your".

When you are done withrepparttar 101120 ad make sure to put it down and come back to it later when your mind is clear and refreshed. Then readrepparttar 101121 ad and edit it if needed. Then, after you are satisfiedrepparttar 101122 ad is good, submitrepparttar 101123 ad to as many classified ad sites as possible. If your ad is well written you will start receiving inquiries within 24 to 48 hours.

But don’t stop there. Keep on updatingrepparttar 101124 ad on a consistent basis, evaluatingrepparttar 101125 results. You want to find out what ad pulls inrepparttar 101126 greatest responses.



Harry Husted is a freelance writer, copywriter, instructor and computer expert, living in Edison, NJ. He has published a computer repair and copywriting book. His Web site is http://www.thecomputersociety.com. You can write him at husted@thecomputersociety.com.


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